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Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

The petit .iurcs enthusiastically and
promptly knocked the wind out Of The
agricultural machinery and insurance
companies,
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

fous cab gave money, and big
money, by buying your Clothing, Over
Goats, both fur and cloth, from Tanner,
and he has the largest stock in the city
to select from. fSE.ss .aE4 :.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

Dave Conner came down from his
Platte river camp On Tuesday with his
'ace badly. swollen and went to St. Cloud
TO yet some troublesome teeth pulled.
CIarke's camp. on Platte are all working
aud viii continue to bank logs for
several days. =: Four Of the camps on
that stream now have banked the follow
ing number Of feet: D. C. Corners
camp, a,450,U00; Al. Conner's camp,
2 2,225,0oo; Taylor''s 1,75oO00; perry's,
i,100 coo The amount will be cons;d>
erably increased before the work ends.
Last week d. G. Conner's crew did the
best work of the season.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

Beg A full line of the celebrated
Atkins cross cut saws, including the
Silver Steel DiamondTooth Saws, now
for sale at H. +. schleusener's. O. Every
saw warranted.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

| Hon. ]. c. Flynn returned home
Friday evening of last week, and has
been busy since then looking after his
business affairs.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11
Kerrich x Moeglein's New
Neat Market.

Kerrich &c Moeglein will open the
Little Falls Meat Market on Oak street
next Monday. The new market will be
under the management Of Joseph
Moegein, who expects to meet his Old
frieads ans' many new ones. They will
keep everything usually found in q first
class meat market. Fine sausages such
as have never been found IN Little Falls
will he kept en- haud.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

The state teachers institute for Morri
son couuty will,be held in Little Falls
! next week, commencing on Monday.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

The entertainment at the III Z thrrch
on Friday ana Saturday evenings of
this week will be very interesting ami
instructive. All are invited. Visiting
talent will be present
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

Good Chance TO Buy Horses.
On or about April 1st. We will be in
Little Fails With abou, 20 good horses
nnd brood mares for sale. All ihos,
Wishing to purchase either a good driv
ing horse or work team this spring viii
do we'll to look our stock through before
purchasing. .
Jo,Ir {,vccU 9r Sc,-
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

Daljehan Bros lumber camp On.
-Tsag ggett hstsok will end work oraEe
season this week, alter banking about
2, 2,,h0r,Obo feet Of logs.
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MONEY LOANEn..

On farm and village property lowest
rates; installment plan.
!. !, ~. ......>.~@ 81. s. SToL1,
T. =&s .-,'..s> :# H. ..#s@ Agent.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

/ Col. Westerman of St. Cloud, general
agent for the Mccormack Harvester
};company was IN town on Wednesday
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

Good, dry lumber OF all KINDS. and
three grades of extra good quality OF
shingles for SAFE at
FL =. SCuLEusENEN's.
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! ShingIes,

Parties art wanting shingles can be sup
pied with the best grade at our mill on
Platte river, at low prices.
@- c.. A. SPRANBE1..
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

B: F. Har!shorn, Esq, Of Verndale
was in town the first of the week to
argue on molten before Judge Collins
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

SO TITZ, MAKERS WANTED.
/ want % tie makers Immediately
Good prices paid, Apply to me at Ft.
Ripley.
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D. s. MooEKs.

To lead and not to follow is my motto,
and the way to have the lead is By
selling Acorn Stoves and first class
goods, and by selling them cheap. You.s
truly, Fl. F. ScHLEusEEER. 4
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

ea Very good shin gles at H.. f.
schleusenes's for $a.75 per NJ, This is
really e bargain. -, %:"s
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

IhaYe two pair Of sleigh for sale.
Il 8$ 5a54 J. SERMONS. i
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VIM. Ryan will leave tue employ of
II. F.. scheusener. in a few days and go
TO st. Paul. Bil)y7s acquaiD,ances will
all wish him success wherever he GOES.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

4 New Spring Millinery just received
I at s MRS w FoIsY's.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11
Village COuI]ncii.

E#*Flle newly elected members Of lif tl,a5 ,e.
village council met on Wednesday
evening, eye organized md did some
business. @5 @zsss 5=z5.
81 Present. J. Simmons, president; n
*. E Lafond, F. w. Blake and Fred
H odlnan, trustees; James Stuart, re-
corder. !; ,.+5I.5ss ..5:.s
N. sM. Richardson, was elected
village marshall by acclamation.
F L. II. Farnham was elected Village
attorney by acclamation.
The village attorneys salary was.
fixed at $500 per annum, the village
smarslials salary was fixed at $50 per
month, and the village recorders
salary was fixed At sloo per annnm.
Therecorder4and attorney were an
pointed a committee to prepare an
order Of business for council meetings
The following bills were allowed.
'Johh keenan,, judge of election. 5 zoo
Geo. Head, same. ..............., 2OO
\. &. Stone, sanIe ........ 20O
4. G. Sparks, clerk Of election. 20f,
John McDonald, sane.......... 200
w. M Fuller, printing. 1900
The village treasnrer's bonds were
fixed at $1,000.
Council ad diourned.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11
. Spring Styles OF Hats and Gents
Furnish ing. goods at HERRoN Bros. Il

Buy corn fsook aud Heating Stoves.
. .and have The :heststhat is .rnade,,.it will
not cost any more than any other stove,
and you will get double the cont fort
from an Acorn every time. 1I'ry one The.
first time yoa come 70 Town and seesfor
yourself Respect nj :
H tF Sen LEusEsEE.
Sash and Doors atiottonl pricesat.
BEga
sokeusd bread akss ..st.,.i Cd, /
sare fur sale. Prices ios la:ai,
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L. e'afs Ia taken on account and bought Is,
cash !or tAeinext thirty days 1t .s
. j. n 8 F. ScHLEulsg1RRg.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

Bottled Cider in bottles or by the glass
It n SPRANDEL's s.. +
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Gloves, Lactss, ail,kinds Of fancy good,
corscts and hosiery at MRS, Hoscu's,
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MILLINERY.

am now prepared to furnish nv
customers witt, the rc.sy:-
LATE~T STYLES
of Millinery goods. ,
l hope to see my friends from AIorri,
and Buckman towns.
W will take butter and eggs anc
give as much IN return as for money
... MARY \. MORSE.
RoyALToN, MIN,
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

I now have a fnc stoch, of Y~nr;rs
and ChilAren's Ci"thin@. Spring am
summer styles, Call and examine ,ht
finest stock in !Ae county.
VIM. Butler.
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MOyEY,rfD IOAV 4

J. The largest assorfm ent of bot,ied
beer at the Central saloon. .@ & Z S IS As
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

! Ladies are invited to call and examine,
{ the new spring goods at Mrs. HoscH's.
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sM slsttBe Settlafl

| have purchased from the assignee
all the book accounts and notes due
Chaa. Conway Of Ft. Ripley, and those
who are owing on tue same are requested
to call Immediately and pay up give
security. The accoilnss must be settled,
and debtors will save costs by attending
to this:at once, ss.. =@ IS. 5 5s..-5. !. "
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

Mr.J0hn Roy And Miss bessie 7'ihbets,
i!o'h Of Liu!G Fails, we've married at the
"S'dahce Of the brides parents on
l"urSd"y> N" ch 10, 1887, BY Judge Of
Probate Richardson's
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

The finest assortment Of Boots and
Shoes in tie city at HEBRON R.os.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

s La Cuba, OId Well CLUB, Rare Treat
Our Key West and atherstandard brands
often gent cigars, also the pest FIVE cent
cigars in town al MI <7
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

AIewis' famous 1866 distilled whiske
at =. SpRANDEL's
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Father Nand'y, recently tie NHtho}ir
priest at Brainerd is stopping at the
Palace house in this village.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

sEsERFtT REDUCTION! ( hay,
Just received lot Of stoves shich I viii
sell very cheap J. W. pEnG
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

The Efot'oschinsk| divorce case at
tractcd large audience at the cuur1
house on WeAn ea,lay evening"
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Cheapest <ylf,fhinD

=. Before Before you buy your clothing, exaa1ins
'arsstaek g and paices. s5.5=
=*:a.-<. i. q. s.&S5.s5ss2 5a5ss2 WM.sBUrLER. .
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

On l] irlprpy pyed al tlvaI,ee none,
51o parlfes s's wishing 70 pay lroasl
ssliooi and ol her lands.
Cafl at Register Of Decd Oftlce.
Lille Falls, Minn.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

Morgan Adams, Of the firm OF Grndpr-
son & Adams Of Elm Daaz, was In town
on Wednesday. Tie stated tha, business $
BAG been~unusualy goott in his lire the
Dast WINTER
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

e. C. Neal, the photosraphcr, will
leave for California in al,Dul six weeks.
Tie vii! have portable gal 'cly and
take. pict!Tesin the smaller towns on
bis inurnay.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11
1St,CII1TIEs and CHURgHlss
.L1lTLEFALLs, MARCH IL, 1887.
LOG AL Izt,I3lMS I.E ,IIzilMS.

The petit jury saye the Houde case d
bad deal.
T. Roihwel'*was in town on Mon day
and Tuesday. ..aa
The hotels have been crowded with
gue@Is this week,
Jno. A. Rerkey Of St. Cloud was in
town on Tuesday. =
a.A. .McC'Hry returned trou Howard
Lake'on Monday last.
zu" at the AE:$E. church this evening
and tomorrow evening,
D: S, Moo~rs And wife Of Ft. Ripley
were in town on Monday.
Some Of those. .',feal diamonds" were
paste; wern't they Rrick?
WIN, Russell of =t5t. Cloud attended
court as stenographic reporter
DR.. Wright Of st, Cloud was in iowa
TO attend court part If the week.
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The Pollock cal saured nearly all the
offices in Swan RivcE this wear.
-------------------IG II
senator Andrew y .McRca returned
yesterday from III" p#e:ti1; coast.
Miss Jennie Pedr,Nis in St. Cloud
Learning the dress IN MR. busines.
Judge Collins and h15tst t,f,h LAWYERS
We're guests Of the Mfzcl,ants hotel this
week.
VIM. Il. Iarker is assistant ,)prk Of
the district court during the present
session
Election reports from a large number
OF towns will be found in anothe,
coluun
Mrs. Chas. Mechau has returned from
st. Paul and her millinery store is
again3open.
Carl douglas ct Brainertl was in town
on Tuesday to close tie contract with
il. G. Flynn.
Mrs. j. W. Close au,l son Frank anf
Miss Olive Lafond arrived in town OF
Friday for a visit.
1T Is 70 the credit Of >3rain%rd tha
I Ool. Z. 3. Sleeper was elected .nayol
Of that city lat week.
!
Spcr'snen report prairie chickens
much more nuinrrous nov than /, usaa1
:, at the ope'1ine Of spHiu@
Father Nantl'y, recently tie C*tholi
!. priest at Brdinerd is stopping at tn.
7 Palace house in this village.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

Bndweiser and .Anheuser- Busch bee,
for sale at Sp1,ANunI's
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

Youths and E'sli!tiyeu's SGnrss-
re-
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

Just rece,ved--A full line of Ladies'
Underwear at Mrs. HOsCH's.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

= ... D. S. MooERs. =.
Dated Ft. Ripley, MINI, Feb. e,1s81
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

keep the finest stock Of fresh butter
in town aong bther ofthe bsst locAl
brands will he found that made by
Doahenof Bucksllan
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

spcr|smen report prairie chickens
J mach more numerous nov than i, usual
at the Opening Q! sp"ip~.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

Jam es I'm ri, . Wyhf, has very
EssieksWitli / f,neuia1 i'd al abe Mere han;s
hotel at lsyalton, is,still ina ypr crit.
cal condi linn hut 8Dr s nm ons states
that the prospects are that lie. will
recover ''' An alscess IN Ills lett sssm
] sasossI ' yes'erdsasy .,.. .3=5. .ss
y e. Harting 8 Son haye added ether
daparim nls 10 their business, and are
now now selling furniture, picture frames,
etc. New \ 4 fEnrnitaFe is being cont tinually
received land the public is invited 10 cali
and santine stock and learn i,rices.
Their large stock Of picture frames
desrrge special attention. Il. -. ~.
;rL Gfsas$$$ $S@ --3- Il e.. ...
{ A.. i. Storey was in TOWN Yesterday
|enjnyiGss a visit with Ills many friends
here We are pleased to see that AL
finds his lHo2ent employment = ia the
auh to:n. office at st. Vincent agreeable.
|, and hope he VIII be the last Democrat
Y" be fired after next years Republican
victory. Little Leo was down with him
TO see his young friends.
Valentine WetzeI of St. Cloud was in
town this. week visiting his sou, our
genial postmaster. Mr. W was an
ardent opponent OF high license when
the 5000 liquor ordinance first went
in'o effect in ST. Cloud but he is now Il
convert to that 'rriorm. lie promo
high license as q lcnct 20 Il community,
and particularly; 70 The saloon keepers
who attempt 10 do fair business. 1t
provides d better class pt' saloons, and
abol;Sl'es 's.e dives where most Of. the
harm is done and nearly ali the crime
occurs.
\ very ln!ge audience greeted the
Little Falls Ideal Dramatic company
last eveni ing at Gross' Opera House in
their presentation Of the drama !'Un-
der the Laurels." The promise that
it would be the best play ever produced
oy home ttlent was fulfilled, and all
parts were we'll rendered. It was
evident that the play had received a
large amount Of study, and an almost
perfect entertainment WAS the result.
All the characters did we'll, and a
special mention Of the acting of any
one Of them should be followed by
almost equal co1nmendation Of each of
the Others. The ladies, Mrs. S. +.
Staples, Misses Kingsley, Hicks and
Richardson, arc certainly deserving OF
-fnnci praise. Prof. and Mrs. J. II.
Rhot7es furnished some fine instru-
mental music with violin and piano
during The evening.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

The snow blockade on tile Little Falls
d Dakota lasted just one week. the f, It
train TO get through arriving in Little
Falls early last Saturday morning. 1t
was the quality rather than :!,e C,lanti,v
OF the snow til al made the b. ,rka,e :.
hard one to raise. Immediately a;Is5,
tile drifts formed th " WAS warn,
weather that melted and so'id.sied the
-sl,ow, then came fle=zing weather and
the top foot or 50 OF the drift was turned
into almost solid. ice. Where the drift
was several feet deep the snow plow
could he used to some advantage but
@eytn hen a snow plow and engine going
at the rate vi fifty miles an hour would
not penetrate but few feet into tire
DRIFT. Where the snow was of less depth
and he icy parts extended to the track
1t was dangerous to attempt to remove it
with the pIo"s Or fangers as the
obstruction was 50 solid that The p1ow
and engine would run up on the drift,
leaving the track entirely, AT such
places the snow and ice bad 10 he
broken and pitched loose from the
rack by the section men, making the
work very slow. Two of tue snow
rlows. were broken.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

Feilings: Fcilinss Vcilings
Al Mrs ". FoIsY's.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

Hon J. Simmons wills 80 10 st.":Louis
in few days 10 meet his wife, Who will
return with him, Mrs. s s iseallh has
constantly improved d nring ler VISIT in
Missouri.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

Editor Transcript: Last SATURDAY;
the 5'h, while L., w. Aver and MI,
Porter We're doing some business at the
county treasurers office for the ra:lr al
company, Rail fell Oh Mr. Porter, hu,
did not harm him.
TT 1crry--,
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

1t Is 10 the credit Of ;I}fain;r I'd that
On}. Z. 3. Sleeper was elected uavor
Of that city lat week.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

I Mrs. J.'W Close anil son Frank and
Miss Olive Lafond arrived in town on
Friday" for visit.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

Renie.a Der Hal cheapest Tfscssirl d
sGe city % get year q roceriess il al
ss=s ASyEksx #
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

Delicious and heaIst d nliine.rral ua,s.
e BAkDEL,1 81
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

Election reports from large pumhe
OF towns will be found in anothe,
column
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

Mrs. Chas. Mechau has returned from
st. Paul and her millinery store is
again,open.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

! Carl Douglas Of Bpainerd was in town
on Tuesday to close tie contract with
J. G. Flynn.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

lie state railroad comma issioners Will
visit Little Falls On Apri! q, 70 hear any
complaints Or suggeations~ from liz,
people with regard to the railroad
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

Classical, Literary, Scientific.
English Academy and Musical
Besides Preparatory and Post Graduate studies.
instruction given in Drawing and Painting.
Special facilitic. for study IN E4re Mathe-
MATES and Astronomy. =
Extensive Chemical and Hidosital Labor
tories,
Expenses very low.
For Catalogue and Circulars address,
ia MES W. STRONG.
]''esidea
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11
Fresh Butter.

Shsnbz 4. eau- " au-t1an st
.65 it..S5 i. n. i 4s sSrRaNDEL's.'
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

| VIM. Il. Harker is assistant clerk of
the district court during the present
session.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-11

Judge Collins and lh,i,3ast IF the LAWYERS
were guests Of the Mesrirants hotel this
| week:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
IN JOURNAL CLERK SMITHS PLACE.

A INDIANA MAN lAkf- HE FlACh hElhhl AM
rARfY.
w,snISGToS Dec. 6.-rhs principal topic Of oohvcr'a-
ton this mora ~ amsng members on the floor OF the
fIsuss change made last evening by irr1 Clark
IN tns o Of Journal Clerk John C. Robertson. who
wa. spoouted 70 succeed Mr Smith rs Journal Clerk.
took the 1ath OF office this msrnng ami after constA
ton with pr bean AT onco the discharge
OF his du les lie from iniiasapoliN was formerly
inig. 81 the Indiana Circuit Court AMI held for time
the position Of Journal Clerk To the state scnas IL
rumored thai Mr. smith will make a light for rsinstate-
msnt and that Michigan DE Horratic MEMBER will Offer
a re.ou'ion p-oviiiag for an inquiry into The vague
statements been nuis "a 'h- eject that the
enange was a. result OF promise by the Indiana
Demscras support the Jerk OF the House In hs
Idacy fer rcciectisn II the office OF Journal 'lerk
Indi AMI that Den NJ DICK nson hal
demanded -mith'r reno, nl.
When Mr. Clark the Jerk OF the House spoken to
ON The subject thus nsrning he declared positively that
Mr. Dckns.R hal not communicated In any way with
him ~ regard he matter. lie had Intel tel Ia make
the change last session, he said, but hsd deferred acsn
for v.rlsi rcason No motb,r of tue !ni ana dele
M mad bee ren-ulie upon tho appointment know
o his make change save Ieprrsoatativo
Mason, who had been requested To furnish some infOr
alton concerning Mr. KoHertssns record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
con FlNIyE ~ TIE NORTH WEST.

ST. PAUL, Mlrn.. Dec. 6-1ee.rams continue 10 esmo
In FROM various poi It's throughout the state that csa
famine IL la progress Even Ia Northern and Western
Minnesota Of IN. small tswss have not moro Ia an
a weeks supply nd. AMI pro raGtcd blizzard would
leave them "a he mercy of lIoroas The price (
hraee coal Il, however. hignsr than In Novs her.
Tho st. Paul AMI Hneapss rate was vanced % 10 %
for nut AMI eg. November L. ,n tho Fargora
rl0 90 and fer towns west and southwest % argo
$40 30 plus the freight charges Tho arcity
10 he almost universal III tho crritsrv L
of trouble II that the population ~ Mnns.o and
Dakota has Increased In greater proportion than tho
supply of coal There Is pssy OF fuel for needs.
roiple which rtists isay he laid at door
OF They have aet been able To coal
sIr the eriiory fast enough to supply he d.mzni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
TRACING TIE MESSAGE TO FRS SOURCE.

IRIS rvsrrEArtox FOUND ~ Fnrr TRADE PAPER
orricr-MoRr COURAGE TWAIN DISCRETION.
" Garland assistant secretary OF tho American
Protective Tariff eagne and formerly member OF the
Thrift Commission wa asked last night: Have Won
real the message =" "Hcs," he replied. " hut ncccs-
aarlv some what hastily not overlooking the Prcsi
cnt discussion ~ the Of Protective duties. "a
,,,rtsi 10 SEQ ~ he after being long advertised rs
reparng bill which none bu' extremists would object
TO- coud OVER some suggestion outside the daily menu
served IN by Free Trade organs AMI orators
And what do You find '"
"Nothing new. In failing 10 DO this he shows the
weakness Of the Trade position, frr even the rcs
dental trade mark will suffice to convince the aver
age purchaser OF food AMI clothing that the tariff 10
added TO the price OF such OF these he has to buy.
From the Golden Clubs appeal to Western farmers five
years ago to s daily repetition by Free Trade writer's
down to the present. the authors Of this palpahle mis-
statement have found but believers and the Presi
dents rcltcrntion IL not likely to increase the number
Evidently tn, President has drawn for his facts rs To
tariff effects from that fruitful source the Imagination
nf the Pstsre merchant OF The Tines - c slang ex
preston t arn profit savors strongly OF the same III,
spraonal The plea ioi trce raw inateriiis ana
cvIrnt disgust at the demands OF wool growers ana
digger, OF bls for FAVOR with manufacturers
which are likely to full dear ears these men realize
crude materials with impoverished people IA buyers OF
! their manufactures. The whole message Is u weak
repetition OF what Secretary Manning aud other Free
Traders have already said and viii have about the Same
influence public opinion
As "a PrOtectlOnist | am pleased To have the issue
thus plainly laid down. and commend the ficsiuchl
for hts courage than for his discretion We now
have something t. take hold or sucu heauMy "" rec
Trade IDEAS hay made has been from tho ambush al Gun
nngly constructed platforms ana ingeniousy woried
phrases Wnon once the peopa mud Out mat ming our
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

Mr.. Reed the Republican leader, said Tho mos
sage Is certanly surprising one, but II Is rot sur
prlsIng because there Is anything now In 1t. No ono
familiar with the monotonous mis,tatcmcnts Of Tho
free trade argument needed moro than a word horo
and hero to feel that the Administration had Como
10 the Carlisle wing with no disguise whatever
IL will be impossible for tho Democratic party here
after TO deny It's completely with tho attack ON pro
lection 10 American Industries without dsownng tho